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| | Title: The flight of the Amokura : book review. Author: Benton, Richard A.
| Subject: | Language and education|Oceania
Oceanic languages|Social aspects |
Volume: Directions: Journal of Educational Studies no.7, 1981
Collation: p. 65-67 ;
Abstract: [ Abstract not available ]  
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| | Title: The relationship between English proficiency and academic success at the University of the South Pacific Author: Deverell, Gweneth
| Subject: | Academic achievement|Oceania
English language|Study and teaching (Secondary)|Oceania
Language and education|Oceania |
Volume: Directions: Journal of Educational Studies vol.11, no.1, 1989
Collation: p. 10-17 ;
Abstract: [ Abstract not available ]
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| | Title: Language education in the South Pacific : the search for innovative solutions Author: Watts, Noel
| Subject: | Language and languages|Study and teaching|Oceania
Language and education|New Zealand
Language and education|Oceania |
Volume: Directions: Journal of Educational Studies no.35, vol.18, no.2, 1996
Collation: p. 3-12 ;
Abstract: The author provides an overview of language education in the South Pacific, drawing attention to positive contributions made to the field, some of which have originated in the region, including significant adaptations of ideas and practices originating elsewhere.
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| | Title: Towards the formulation of a language policy for Pacific preschools : a survey of language use by parents and teachers Author: Deverell, Gweneth
| Subject: | Language policy|Oceania
Language and education|Oceania
English language|Study and teaching (Preschool)|Oceania |
Volume: Directions: Journal of Educational Studies no.16, vol.8, no.1/2, 1986
Collation: p. 73-86 ;
Abstract: [ Abstract not available ]
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| | Title: Invitation to another world : literacy in the Pacific Author: Mangubhai, Francis
| Subject: | Language and education|Oceania
Literacy|Oceania |
Volume: Directions: Journal of Educational Studies no.32, vol.17, no.1, 1995
Collation: p. 3-20 ;
Abstract: This paper discusses whether the claimed advantages of literacy are automatically bestowed upon the literate, or whether literacy is only an intervening variable, with social variables likely to be more important factors that determine which aspects of literacy are incorporated into the social practices of any society. It begins by briefly looking at a history of literacy generally, before outlining the beginnings of literacy in the Pacific, and more particularly in Fiji. It discusses the types of literate behaviours that are currently observable in the Fiji/Pacific societies. It argues that literacy at the ‘higher level’ is an invitation to all, including Pacific peoples, to participate in other worlds.
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| | Title: The language context of pacific countries: a summary Author: Pene, Frances, Mugler, France
| Subject: | Language and education|Oceania
Language policy|Oceania |
Volume: Directions: Journal of Educational Studies vol.27, no.1, 2005
Collation: 134-143;
Abstract: [ Abstract not available ]
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